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[Saga Musix]

Hey everbody!

i've programmed a little and nice tool in the past few weeks with which you can create cool chip-like samples (up to 800 samples long )
you can downlaod it at http://sagagames.de/download.php?file=vchip. there's more information at http://sagagames.de/?programm=vchip, but  that site is unfortunately on german. but my proggy is in english, don't panic

have phun!

[Saga Musix]

well, does nobody want to do a little test / review / whatever? ::

[Ceekayed]

Well, it's a nice little tool, but making pure chip sounds is so easy with any software that a separate program for the task feels rather useless... Yet, after some fooling with the program I got so cool sound outta it that I actually exported it and am going to use it.

A nice tool, yet the interface was a bit confusing first.

Edit:

Here is a little demo I made using the nice sample (and filters). 22kb.
Modplug overdoes the sample vibrato again. Bleh.

[Saga Musix]

hey, it's really nice i know that tehre are a few programs out... but i wanted to do an own programm again

[zovik]

Holy crap, this is awesome!!!

[Saga Musix]

hehe, thanks and be aware of the "DJ mixer" with which you can play to music with your own chip sample (will use a sort of keyboard interface and the glorious frequency slider ^^)

[agent220]

i don't think he means "Made WITH FL studio"
he "made it using FL studio" for teh samples

JOJO! I saw one of your recent posts about vchip and I messed around with it this morning. Great program btw! I'm kind of new to the chip scene, but after playing around with it this morning I was able to created some great sounds. I like how the program helps draw sines and saws for you because I suck at drawing witha mouse freehand :oops:
Anyway, I went to your site and downloaded all your samples you have up. Now all I have to do is create something of quality lol

[m0d]

robot: Please don't thread crap in other peoples threads. It's rude.
Merged with the vchip thread. OT posts removed.
There, tidy again.  :thumbup:

[Eagle]

If I have anything to suggest about vChip, that would be to turn off the sample playback on default. I had a little too high a volume when I started vChip and then got

Otherwise, it is a practical and semi-nice little tool for chips. Though, I prefer using other methods to make chip samples (using ModPlug Trackers sample editor and manipulating wave values with a hex editor).

[Saga Musix]

oh yes, i wanted to turn off the volume on default, but i always forgot it. but now, i think, i need someone who can "translate" C code for me, coz i can't get the recording function (it should be used by the planned "DJ MODE") working... :thumbneutral: